Sam (played by Sacha Dhawan) is a protagonist in Splintered.
One of Sophie's four friends who joins the Welsh countryside expedition. Shares the group's objective to track the legendary Beast of Bodmin and assists in documenting the journey. Jane (played by Sadie Pickering) is a protagonist in Splintered.
One of the four friends accompanying Sophie on the expedition. Contributes to the group's dynamic and shares their fascination with the unexplained and the Beast of Bodmin. Dean (played by Jonathan Readwin) appears in Splintered.
One of the four friends on the expedition. Helps document the search for the legendary creature using a video camera and supports the group's exploration of the woods. Gavin / Vincent (played by Stephen Walters) appears in Splintered.
The mysterious madman encountered in the woods who takes Sophie captive. Appears to act as a reluctant protector, locking her away to shield her from a greater, unnamed terror. John (played by Sol Heras) appears in Splintered.
One of the four friends on the expedition. Joins the group in tracking the legendary creature and navigating the dangers of the Welsh countryside. The Creature (played by James Roach) appears in Splintered.
The legendary Beast of Bodmin the group sets out to find, often mistaken for a large wildcat or fox. Represents the central mystery and the 'unnamed terror' mentioned in the plot. Sophie's Father (played by Benedict Relton) appears in Splintered.
The source of Sophie's childhood abuse, which haunts her and fuels her psychological struggles and obsession with the unexplained. Young Sophie (played by Holly Messenger) appears in Splintered.
Depicts Sophie's childhood, establishing the origins of her psychological trauma and early fascination with supernatural or unexplained phenomena.
Splintered (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Sam
(played by Sacha Dhawan) — protagonist
One of Sophie's four friends who joins the Welsh countryside expedition. Shares the group's objective to track the legendary Beast of Bodmin and assists in documenting the journey.
Jane
(played by Sadie Pickering) — protagonist
One of the four friends accompanying Sophie on the expedition. Contributes to the group's dynamic and shares their fascination with the unexplained and the Beast of Bodmin.
Dean
(played by Jonathan Readwin) — supporting
One of the four friends on the expedition. Helps document the search for the legendary creature using a video camera and supports the group's exploration of the woods.
Gavin / Vincent
(played by Stephen Walters) — supporting
The mysterious madman encountered in the woods who takes Sophie captive. Appears to act as a reluctant protector, locking her away to shield her from a greater, unnamed terror.
John
(played by Sol Heras) — supporting
One of the four friends on the expedition. Joins the group in tracking the legendary creature and navigating the dangers of the Welsh countryside.
The Creature
(played by James Roach) — supporting
The legendary Beast of Bodmin the group sets out to find, often mistaken for a large wildcat or fox. Represents the central mystery and the 'unnamed terror' mentioned in the plot.
Sophie's Father
(played by Benedict Relton) — supporting
The source of Sophie's childhood abuse, which haunts her and fuels her psychological struggles and obsession with the unexplained.
Young Sophie
(played by Holly Messenger) — supporting
Depicts Sophie's childhood, establishing the origins of her psychological trauma and early fascination with supernatural or unexplained phenomena.
Key Relationships
Gavin / Vincent → The Creature
(Alliance Guardian)
Sophie's Father → The Creature
(Conflict Target)
Sophie's Father → Gavin / Vincent
(Conflict Abductor)
Sophie's Father → John
(Alliance Teammate)
Sophie's Father → Dean
(Alliance Teammate)
Sophie's Father → Jane
(Alliance Teammate)
Sophie's Father → Sam
(Alliance Teammate)
Sophie's Father → Young Sophie
(Temporal Past Self)
Story Analysis
A psychological horror thriller exploring trauma, obsession, and the thin line between human madness and supernatural terror.
